Neil Munro

Trump's deportations are pressuring employers to raise wages, recruit Americans, and invest in tech, says Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas.

A New York Times poll shows public support for the enforcement of migration laws is solid despite resistance from progressives and the media.

Indian diplomats want the draft U.S.-India trade deal to welcome more Indian job-seekers into the United States, say media reports.

ICE agents detained 450 migrants at a construction site in Georgia, including hundreds of Koreans who likely misused B-1/B-2 business tourist visas.

Pressure from transgender activists silenced progressives' concerns over the role of men in women's sports, confessed Malcolm Gladwell.

The reports that a top Walmart executive allegedly sold jobs to a subcontractor are "deeply concerning," says Trump's top civil rights chief.

A video shows how the driver of an 18-wheeler allegedly performed an illegal U-turn on a Florida highway, killing three Americans.

Rwanda's government has agreed to accept 250 illegal migrants whose deportations are being rejected by their home countries.

Trump's "One Big Beautiful Bill" permanently funds the nation's southern border against migration, migration czar Stephen Miller declared.

Democrats have launched a media-magnified PR campaign to keep millions of illegal migrants hired by low-wage employers.

Mexico's president is providing legal aid to the Mexican illegal migrants in Los Angeles who were recently arrested by ICE operations.

"Without its international students, Harvard is not Harvard," the university's lawsuit against federal enforcement of civil rights laws claims.

The judge who endorsed Harvard's new lawsuit against Trump's enforcement of civil rights laws was rebuked in 2023 by the Supreme Court.

Homeland security chief Kristi Noem goes to the Senate today for a grilling on 2026 spending plans by the Committee on Homeland Security.

U.S. trucking companies are reportedly undermined by lower-wage Mexican truckers who use B-1 visitor visas to snatch delivery contracts.

Homeland Security chief Kristi Noem will face down angry Democrats at a hearing on the agency's budget for the 12 months after October 2025. 

Commerce Secretary Howard Lunick used a cabinet meeting to tout his plan to sell $5 million Gold Card citizenships to wealthy foreigners.

Trump's deputies say they do not have the authority to make the government of El Salvador return a deported illegal migrant to the U.S.

The Internal Revenue Service is spending billions on technology contractors but gets little back, says a technology expert hired by DOG.|

President Donald Trump is expected to fast-track migrant deportations by invoking the Alien Enemies Act, according to multiple media reports.